Winter Storm Hektor brought snow and freezing rain to the Ohio Valley and Northeast, leaving behind a swath of messy roadways and two deaths.

Local police said was killed when his vehicle lost control on icy roads and careened into a utility pole in Chester, New York, the Times-Herald Record reports.

Over the weekend, Winter Storm Hektor killed at least one person in Arkansas. In the Ozarks, 49-year-old Mark Londrie and flipped early Sunday morning, KY3 News reports.

Hektor slowed air travel Monday; According to FlightAware, there were at U.S. airports today.

On Sunday, Hektor made roadways slick in the Midwest and led to accidents across multiple states. At least two large-scale power outages were reported.

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Read below for detailed state-by-state impacts through Monday.

Arkansas

Icy conditions caused at least one death in Arkansas this weekend. 49-year-old Mark Londrie died when the car he was in slipped off the road and flipped multiple times.

Arkansas State Police say that two others, thedriverand another passenger, were taken to the hospital after the crash. Their condition is unknown.

643 Entergy customers lost power Sunday morning after a, according to Magnolia Reporter. As of Monday morning, service has returned to those customers.

In Ozark. parts of Interstate 40 were temporarily closed because of blackice,, including one vehicle that flipped, 5-News reports. No injuries have been reported from these accidents.

5-News also reports that drivers on I-49 are experiencing bumper-to-bumper traffic due to icy conditions and accidents on the road. ASunday morning causing an accident that involved an SUV and a car. No injuries were reported in the incident.

In Little Rock, area churches posted, KARK reports.

Public reports to the National Weather Service indicate that many locations in northern and central Arkansas have received a light glaze of ice on exposed surfaces. Icy road conditions were also reported in Independence County and Sharp County.

Illinois

The Chicago Tribune says that at least on Interstates 57 and 72 Monday morning.

Multiple Sunday after poor weather made for hazardous driving conditions. In Champaign County, several slide-offson I-57 prompted state police to respond, the Chicago Sun-Times said. Illinois State Police stated there were multiple crashes on I-74 near Mahomet in Douglas County. There were no reports of serious injuries in any of the incidents.

By Monday afternoon, Chicago O'Hare International Airport cancelled 12 flights and delayed 122.

The NWS reported at both Chicago O'Hare and Midway airports late Sunday afternoon, MyFOX Chicago said. Midway suffered the worst, with visibility reduced to a quarter-mile. Visibility at O'Hare was reduced to less than two miles.

Indiana

The Tipton County Sheriff reported multiple cars slid off northbound U.S. Route 31, closing the left lane. A car driving too fast struck a snow plow, per social media:

Several churches in Indiana, classes and activities Sunday, WTHR-TV reported. Additional closures are expected as icy conditions intensify.

Sunday night storm reports out of the central Indiana included , WLKY-TV said.

Monday morning, over 1,000 customers remained without power near Indianapolis:

Motorists in the northern suburbs of Indy to Kokomoexperienced several slide-offs, and travels times were twice as long. Power outages affected areas west of Bloomington.

The National Weather Service reported spin-outs in Putnam County, and ice accumulation on roads began to deteriorate driving conditions in Marion County.

26 flights were canceled and 14 delayed at Indianapolis International Airport Monday afternoon.

Maryland

A Baltimore County fire truck slid off an icy road on its way to a fire late Sunday night. Officials say in either the fire truck crash or the fire, WBAL-TV reports.

Missouri

Kirksville roadways were plagued with accidents Sunday night due to hazardous conditions, according to NWS Kansas City's Twitter feed:

New Jersey

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has canceled two trips to inaugurations because of wintry weather Monday.

The Associated Press reports that , but weather has made travel difficult.

At Newark Liberty International Airport, there have been 55 cancellations and 23 delays as of Monday afternoon.

New York

Local police saidwas killed when his vehicle lost control on icy roads and careened into a utility pole in Chester, New York, the Times-Herald Record reports.

In upstate New York, Hektor is even having a political influence.

According to the Associated Press, to highlight child care costs. Citing wintry weather, Gillibrand canceled events in Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo.

At LaGuardia Airport, there have been 43 cancellations and 55 delays as of Monday afternoon. JFK International reported 8 cancelations and 19 delays.

Pennsylvania

Hektor is complicating the Monday morning commute across Pennsylvania, and schools across the state are delayed or closed in preparation.

In Pittsburgh, a public works employee slipped on ice and , the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. The employee is being treated at an area hospital.

South of Pittsburgh, police are rerouting traffic in Overbrook because of a broken water main.

Philadelphia International Airport has reported 25 cancellations and 93 delays as of Monday afternoon.

Texas

Winter Storm Hektor first drew attention after winter storm warnings were posted for Austin and San Antonio Friday night. Hektor quickly moved on, but not before shutting down several connector ramps.

In San Antonio, and a portion of Interstate 10 early Saturday morning, according to KSAT-12. Hours later, all roadways were reopened as conditions improved.

Virginia/Washington D.C.

The United States Office of Personnel Management stated on their website Monday morning. Federal employees working in D.C. will have the option to arrive two hours later or use unscheduled telework or leave.

Many schools in Virginia counties announced two-hour delays Monday morning, NBC Washington reported.

Early Monday morning, that could cause problems as traffic ramps up throughout the day, ABC 7 reports.

As of Monday afternoon, there have been 34 cancellations and 34 delays at Reagan National Airport. At Washington Dulles International Airport, there have been 17 cancellations and 22 delays.

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